Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

sellers; July and August, 8 S7-64d. buyers;
August and September. s4-e4d, sellers; Sep
TENDER and October. 27-64d, buyers; Sep
TENDER 53b-64d, sellers. Market dull.
400 p. m.--Futures: Uplands. low m1ddliug
clause. March delivery 2S-64d. sellers; March
and April. 8 49, 64d, sellers: April ana May,
2s-5ld. sellers; May and June. 29-64d,
buyers; June and July, 30-64d, buyers; July
and August, 32-64d, sellers; August ami
september. ss-64d. buyers; september ana
October, 5 81 Sad. buyers; september, 81 64d.
BUYERS. Futures closed duh.
NEW YORK, March %, noon.-Cotton opened
firm; Kidding uplands l014c; middling Or
leans 10 I-l6c sales $50 bales,
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: March delivery. d; April,
10 l9c; May, 10 2ic; June, 10 30c; July, 10 S9c;
August, 10 4bc.
500 p. m.-Market closed firm; mlddling
uplsnds. &C; mIddling Orleans, &C: sales
to-day 49l bales, net receipts 44S bales, gross
b,2l9.
Futures: Marketclosed steady, with sales Of
Il3.5O bales, as follows: March and April de-
livery, 10 20Qgl03lc: May, 10 2lc; June. 10 29tD
10 3Ue; July. 10 $50 10 39c; August, 10 44(9 45c
September, 10 059Sl0 06c; October, 1899 nc;
January, 1903 7Sc.
Green & Co... in their report on cotton flu
lures, say: THE tone has been feverish all
day, and fluctuations at one time reached
above last evenings figures, but finally closed
4@15c lower and only about steady. The de-
mand appeared cautious and hesitating. and
with reduced buying and disposition to un-
load some long cotton. caused slight weAG-
meas. Influences however, were principally
losal, rs the demand for actual supplies con-
tinues good both here and at the South. with
offerings light and rates very strong"
weekly-NeT receipts 1872 DaIes, gross 3, 1855;
exports, to Great Britain H,s28 bales, to
France 1852, to the continent 5000; sales 1881
bales; stock 239. 1872 bales.
GALVESTON, March .6.-Cotton firm, mid
ding ll-16c.
NosFoLK, March 25.-cotton firm; mid
ding loo.
BALTIMORE, March 25.-Cotton firm; mid
BosToN. March 25.-Cotton firm; mid
WiLITsGroN, March 2S.-Cotton firm; mid
PHfLADELPHIA, March 25-Cotton firm; mid
ding l05sc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-CottOn firm;
middipE $40.
9ll-16c.
MEMPHIS, March 25.-Cotton firm; mid
AGaUsTA. March 25.-cOtton quiet; mid
CHARIEsroN, March 2S.-Cotton firm; mid
MONTGOMERY. March a5.-Cotton firm mid
Macon, March 25.-Cotton steady; middling
1CoLuxsus, March 25.-Cotton firm; mid
NASHVILLE. March 2s.-Cotton Arm; mid
SELMA, March 2s.-Cotton steady: middling
ROME, March 25.-Cotton firm; middling
ATLANTA. March 2S.-Cotton - middling
97sc.
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. - bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1881 bales, to
France IL, to the continent 9.525, to the chan
mel 1901; stock at all American ports 07l, 1902
bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
1ttII.
demand poor: supply good; California No. /.
| Is sdte7s Cd; red western spring 10 Idols I'd ;
red western winter Is ldg7s Sd. Corn dull
demand poor; new mixed western - z14d.
NEW YoRB. March Is. noon.-rIour quiet
| and weak. Wheat lower. Corn easier. Pork
| nrm; mess SIG 90. Lard steady at SIC. Old
| mess pork SIS 25G9l5 75 Freights steady.
| 8 D. m.-Flour, Southern STEADY. Wheat a
| shade lower, closing firm; No. RED. March
and April delivery nominal at 995lc, May 81
| 0b9II.c June 90 -I6CDy0 H. 0c. Corn steady
| No. + March delivery 4sc, April 4s14c, May
and June 4s2s6e4s1pc. Oats steady NO; :,
March delivery nominal at S4sEc, April 3i4c,
NAV s43c; Hops quiet: CoHeei iaIr no q11 1et
| IS zoe. May Is l0GSl3 l5c June ID loo. Sugar
| strong but quiet; centrifugas, fair to good
refining 4 O. 1904 IL 6c; refined qulet-C 41f@
| 4Ezc, mould A 1905 l6-l6c, confectloners A
8 IL l6c standard A 7-l6c, cut loaf and
crushed . g. 1896 6-l6c powdered 5Kd25 IL &c,
xranulated 81. Molasses strong; % degs. test
lgl[C. Cotton eee0Oll-JZLtC tOF cTuue, bS1fc
for refined. Hides steady. Wool quiet and
EASY. Pork dull and nominally unchanged ;
mess $40 SO for new and sl6 254lb 80 Tor old.
Beef dull. Middles dull and nominal. Lard
a shade easier and dull; Western steam, on
spot Z 5215c, April delivery 52G7 &c, May
1907 500. Frelghts steady.
CHICAGO. March 25.-This was otRer very
dull day on Change. The local speculative
element in wheat is still content to watch
the market closely without venturlng TO deal.
Gables indicated fiat foreign markets. Clear
ipgs from three Atlantic ports aggregated
only l39, 900 bushels, while receipts at eleven
primary points were 44l.O0O bushels. The
market opaned shade easier at S0Zc for
May, decnned to SO1c, rallied to sOIsc, out
inside figures. Trading was very limited in
corn. and the market ruled easier. May fell
OF TO S9Ac, hut closed for the day at about
yesterdays figures. Oats were dull and fea-
tureless. while mess pork ruled at 81 for May
and june delivery. Lard and short RIBS were
quiet and unchanged.
The following are the cash quotations ms;
1899. Corn. No. 2, 34Isd137c. oats. No. q
24gD241Sc. Mess pork so 0UzO IS. Lard 81 2IX.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed 70 0VSgS 20: sn9s pr
Futures-The following are Ine opening.
highest and closing quotations: Wheat-Ho2,
March delivery zSI4s7Ss4c, clos so< =! 7Sg
S0(ssOc, closed AT 79slc. Corn. No. !, March
delivery S4L C98411c, closed ~ S41sc: May 800
ose4sc. closed at ssSSc; June s,c ao1@ a,o
2s5sc; MAY and June 29a2ec. closed at 297sc.
Meas pork, March delivery $40 60; May and
SO, closed at 81 271<; May 81 1907 871f, closed
at 81 So; June 81 1907 s5c, closed at 81 AN.
short ribe. March delivery 81 S71zG7 S7IS,
closed at 81 s2ls: May 81 s71sg7 ~, closed
at 81 csc: June SsC1S. closed at 81 971S.
BALTIMORE. March 2b.-Fiour easier, with
a light inquiry; Howard street and West
ern superdne 81 5o63 90. extra 81 l0G375,
family "a O0CG4 go. oitv mills superhne So 80
Ot8 OF. extra So 2kn8 rs; Rio brands 81 90
Qtl rs. Wheat--Southern lower and quiet;
red 90E9lc. amber g2a93c; No. 1 Maryland
sqc nd: Western lower. COrn-Southern
Armer and active; white i71SC94so, yellow 46lS
0Dl7c; Western lower and quiet.